Mayor Bowser's daily briefing underway. Will tweet highlights in this threadhttps://twitter.com/MayorBowser/status/1258050290592317440 …
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We have our first-ever neighborhood map of D.C. coronavirus cases. Biggest hotspots: Columbia Heights, 16th Street Heights, Brightwood and Chinatownpic.twitter.com/Wql7SQ6qod
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Head of D.C. tourism agency says city has lost $1.7 billion in travel spending, a 71 percent decline from expectations. Also adds a loss of $78 million in tax revenue
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Tourism official also says D.C. has lost $163 million from the cancellation of 22 conferences at the convention center
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Any explanations for why those neighborhoods in particular? Interesting that several of them like 16th street heights are some of the LEAST densely populated. Weird.
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I think it has to do with age as well as race. I’m in Michigan park and nearly all of my neighbors are very elderly. In fact, my 97 year old neighbor passed away just the other day. Waiting to find out if it was Covid.
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This map's version of Brightwood boundaries is.... unique.
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True, but better than what we’ve had so far.
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Niche question but what data set is this for neighborhood boundaries? I can’t find a version of it online.
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eckington is missing, i know there are atleast 3 cases. 3 confirmed cases in my apartment complex
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